Win 2003 Remote desktop

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Chris Hall

Good evening,

We have just recently migrated some of our DCs to win2003 and I have a
question. After patching our servers, we'd like to be able to reboot and
login remotely. Will Remote Desktop let you connect and boot the server back
up? Or is there a way to autologin? I seen registry hacks to autologin xp,
but wasn't sure if that would hold true for w2k3. Not sure I'd really want
to do that anyway...


Thanks,
Chris
 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)

Chris Hall said:
Good evening,

We have just recently migrated some of our DCs to win2003 and I have a
question. After patching our servers, we'd like to be able to reboot and
login remotely. Will Remote Desktop let you connect and boot the server back
up? Or is there a way to autologin? I seen registry hacks to autologin xp,
but wasn't sure if that would hold true for w2k3. Not sure I'd really want
to do that anyway...


Thanks,
Chris
Click to expand...

You can do anything you like with Remote Desktop, including
logging on or rebooting the machine. Give it a try!
 
C

Chris Hall

Pegasus (MVP) said:
You can do anything you like with Remote Desktop, including
logging on or rebooting the machine. Give it a try!
Click to expand...
I don't suppose it can bring me coffee in the morning, could it?

Thanks!
 

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